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The Berkshire Environmental Action Team has purchased a former church in Pittsfield that will serve as the 19-year-old group's first real headquarters.
For months, a proposal for a mountain bike skills course and pump track at Springside Park has faced pushback from residents who are against the sport. Now, it appears that the potential popularity of the course could stall the proposal.
STOCKBRIDGE — The Stockbridge Bowl Association’s latest effort to set up a weed-control project for the lake is meeting new resistance from sk…
Mill Town Capital's plans for the former Lakeside Christian Camp and former Berkshire West Athletic Club lay out an abundant sports park. Also this week, the Homelessness Advisory Committee meets to give the city a recommendation on gaps in the response to homelessness, and Pittsfield Public Schools turns in its application for more than $13 million in coronavirus relief aid.
This week, a request from the city to give CT Management a 10-year tax increment exemption on its redevelopment of the former Morningside fire station comes before the Community and Economic Development Committee.
PITTSFIELD — Community conversations continue this week on how to spend the $40.6 million in federal coronavirus relief money headed to Pittsf…
The Parks Commission held off on making any big decisions over the fate of a proposed mountain bike skills course and pump track at Springside Park on Tuesday night. The commission said they'll wait for a ruling from the Conservation Commission over potential wetland issues at the site.
At 237 acres, Springside Park is by far the largest of Pittsfield’s 33 parks, playgrounds and conservation areas. It has an interesting backst…
PITTSFIELD — Members of the Board of Parks Commission have voiced their approval for placing a proposed mountain biking skills course and pump…
WILLIAMSTOWN — The Zoning Board of Appeals, after four months of study, unanimously has approved a proposal to locate a cellular tower on land…
